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Focus On Panamá

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Program Details

Program Approx. Start Date Approx. End 2009 Tuition Age on Departure
Year University Study Fall:
Jul 26-30, 2009
Jun 21-24, 2010 $8,900 18 yr 1 mos -
22 yr 0 mos
Semester Community Service Fall:
Jul 26-30, 2009
Jan 11-14, 2010 $7,900 18 yr 0 mos -
29 yr 0 mos
Short Summer Program Jun 25 - Jul 3, 2009 Jul 30 - Aug 8, 2009 $5,900 15 yr 0 mos - 18 yr 0 mos

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About Panamá
The name Panamá comes from a Native American word meaning “place of many fish.” From the cosmopolitan financial center of Panamá City, to the Chiriqui Highlands cloud forest, to the isolated San Blas Islands in the Caribbean, there’s much to experience and learn in Panamá. You’ll find beaches of unparalleled beauty with coral gardens lining their shores and rainforests with exotic animals and rare birds.

More about Panamá: read cultural information, participant blogs, testimonials and view pictures from Panamá !

Programs in Panamá
Learn more about eligibility requirements, program descriptions, visa and travel documents, and arrival and orientation activities.



All programs, prices, and travel dates are subject to change without notice.

Note about travel dates: Travel date ranges are provided to help with general scheduling. Please do not reserve any domestic travel based on these dates. AFS will notify confirmed participants with specific travel details approximately 45 days prior to departure.

All programs to Panamá depart from Miami.

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Panamá Changes Everything

“Panamá is a very fun place to be, and has a lot of aspects to learn from. You’ll see many different cultures in one small place; and almost everyone is very open and friendly. And the friends you make while being there will be those you’ll have for a lifetime!” -U.S. to Panamá, Year

“I took away [from my program] the importance of family and how much you can grow to love people you never knew before. I forever have a family in Panamá and love them more than words could ever describe.” -U.S. to Panamá, Semester


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